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19 December 1969 (Italy) morePlot:
A German Captain and American Captain help each other survive the North African desert during WWII. They meet again a year later during combat operations in France. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Half good, half bad moreCast
(Credited cast)| Guy Madison | ... | Capt. George Vincent | |
| Venantino Venantini | ... | Heinrich Meinike | |
| Anthony Steel | ... | Colonel James Steele | |
| Pascale Petit | ... | Jeanine Raush | |
| Enrique Ávila | ... | Franz Kelner | |
| Raf Baldassarre | ... | Sheik Feisel | |
| Claudio Biava | ... | Sgt. Kelp | |
| Federico Boido | ... | Willy Wendt (as Rick Boyd) | |
| Luis Induni | ... | Michel Duffy | |
| Frank Braña | ... | Peter Kolowsky | |
| Massimo Righi | ... | Bill Harley (as Max Dean) | |
| Paolo Giusti | (as Paul Just) | ||
| Renato Romano | ... | Smith (as Rudy Romans) | |
| Julio Tabernero | |||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Luis Barboo | ... | Ally commander | |
| Giuseppe Castellano | ... | Joe Abrams | |
| Tom Felleghy | ... | American colonel | |
| John Ireland | ... | Captain Jennings | |
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Although this warstory has some fine actors: Guy Madison, Anthony Steel, John Ireland (the latter unfortunately in a VERY small part) it still isn't quite what it promises to be in the beginning; starting off excitingly in the battle between Americans and Germans in the North-African 1943-desert, we are given a sensitive portrayal of the comradeship between two enemies (a German "Hauptmann" -played very fine by Venantino Venantini- and US-Captain Madison) who meet again one year later in occupied France, so this movie is actually divided in two different stories, one in the desert and the other in Europe. However, in the second part the usual battlescenes appear and "War Devils" becomes another routine actionflick. At the end (of course) the German, who even in Italian (!) pictures obviously and finally has to be the "bad guy" gets killed by resistance men and US-soldiers. This I found very weak: once you get sympathy with Venantini, he is killed! However, all in all compared to the American efforts on warfilms this is a superiour must-see!